Hello drivers!

We hope you are very excited for the upcoming F1® 24 game!

Last week we released the F1® 24 Reveal Trailer and today we have revealed our F1®️ 24 Dynamic Handling article.

There are a lot of exciting things happening, and to keep the wheels going we are going to host a Q&A with Casey Ringley [ @cm_caseyringley ] (Sr. Game Designer - Lead Vehicle Handling)! Here's a little bit from him!

\"My background and education is in mechanical engineering, where I had planned to get into motorsport chassis design. When starting university, some very smart people in the industry advised me to learn everything I could about simulation engineering as it was the future of the sport. I found the best way to do this was creating mods for sims like EA’s F1 2002 which led to a career in game design. Feels like I’ve come full circle now that 20 years later, I have joined the Codemasters F1 team. I am excited for you to try the new handling when the game is out, in the meantime, happy to answer your question.\"

Please, post your questions below and we'll collect them during the week for Casey to answer. He'll get through as many as he can!

Before starting, here are some quick guidelines:

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• One post, one question. Try to limit yourself to a question per post, as it will be easier to collect them.
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• The focus of this Q&A is on the game Physics and Handling. If you have a question about soundtracks or other aspects of the game, it is probable that Casey doesn't have the answer for you.
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  There are some things he cannot answer, such is the nature of game development.

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• Remember the Closed Beta is under NDA. Please refrain from asking any questions regarding the Closed Beta.
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  You can throw in some fun questions too! Favourite cars, F1 memories, F1 pilots...

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  As always, keep things fun, fair and respectful.

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Thank you in advance for submitting questions and taking part! We hope to bring you more in the future and look forward to chatting with you all!

Hello drivers!

We hope you are very excited for the upcoming F1® 24 game!

Last week we released the F1® 24 Reveal Trailer and today we have revealed our F1®️ 24 Dynamic Handling article.

There are a lot of exciting things happening, and to keep the wheels going we are going to host a Q&A with Casey Ringley [ @cm_caseyringley ] (Sr. Game Designer - Lead Vehicle Handling)! Here's a little bit from him!

\"My background and education is in mechanical engineering, where I had planned to get into motorsport chassis design. When starting university, some very smart people in the industry advised me to learn everything I could about simulation engineering as it was the future of the sport. I found the best way to do this was creating mods for sims like EA’s F1 2002 which led to a career in game design. Feels like I’ve come full circle now that 20 years later, I have joined the Codemasters F1 team. I am excited for you to try the new handling when the game is out, in the meantime, happy to answer your question.\"

Please, post your questions below and we'll collect them during the week for Casey to answer. He'll get through as many as he can!

Before starting, here are some quick guidelines:

\n
• One post, one question. Try to limit yourself to a question per post, as it will be easier to collect them.
\n
• The focus of this Q&A is on the game Physics and Handling. If you have a question about soundtracks or other aspects of the game, it is probable that Casey doesn't have the answer for you.
\n
• \n

  There are some things he cannot answer, such is the nature of game development.

  \n
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• Remember the Closed Beta is under NDA. Please refrain from asking any questions regarding the Closed Beta.
\n
• \n

  You can throw in some fun questions too! Favourite cars, F1 memories, F1 pilots...

  \n
\n
• \n

  As always, keep things fun, fair and respectful.

  \n
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Thank you in advance for submitting questions and taking part! We hope to bring you more in the future and look forward to chatting with you all!

If supercars are returning to F124, have any improvements been made to the steering because i didn’t enjoy the supercars because it felt like a boat compared to games like GT7

@cm_caseyringley Looking forward to the updated/upgraded handing model!

Given the increased focus on the rake of the car, will there be data in the UDP so we can know when the car has bottomed out? 

When do you start work on the next F1 game???

Hey folks,

yes, please keep it Physics/Handling related, as this is Casey's area of expertise.

Make sure to also check out our latest Gameplay Deep Dive that gives a lot of insights into this year's handling as well.
https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/GET-TO-GRIPS-WITH-EA-SPORTS-DYNAMIC-HANDLING-IN-F1-24/td-p/13671991

@cm_caseyringleywith the newly simulated slipstream will we get a realistic length of slipstream/dirty air (4-5s) or still only 1.5s?

Hello,

I would like to know, given that today I have IAS technologies in several sectors, with games preparing conversations between NPCs in a course in conversations and interviews. So here is my question.

F1 2024, we will have realistic and dynamic AI, as well as in options to give interviews, as in running on the track, with each drivers, having an individual personality and procedural life of realism in various conditions, with competitiveness, less run over without receiving punishments in Accidents, track cuts and breakthrough rain in racing, as we always have in F1 series games?

@cm_caseyringley now that we're taking a closer look at ERS again, any plans on opening the flood gates and allowing custom deploymant maps for a GP weekend?

(Mercedes F1 casually dropping it while explained derating)

(Yelistener underrated F1 gem)

on a 50% race, will the wear have a good effect on the race given that most people run like this? or will we have the usual drop on lap 7 and then come back to life? thanks